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Letters11 years ago

Is COC actions justifiable?

By a concerned church member of City Harvest Church I would like to share my thoughts and views on the recent press statement released by the...
Letters11 years ago

Why repealing 377a is the Singaporean thing to do

By Henry Zhang In the vociferous debate raging on over 377a, lines have been drawn between the recognition of gay rights and what some perceive as...
Uncategorized11 years ago

More complaints of illegal voter registration

By Malaysiakini Three in Klang and one in the Bukit Bendera parliamentary constituency have complained that unscrupulous persons have been using their identity card numbers and...
Commentaries11 years ago

Trust in public institutions: Unhappy frog rather than a happy butterfly?

By Leong Sze Hian I refer to the article “Kishore: I’m worried about SG blogosphere’s cynicism towards our public institutions” (TR Emeritus, Apr 13). Lack of...
Commentaries11 years ago

So many unanswered questions for Pulau Ubin eviction

By Leong Sze Hian I refer to the article “Authorities say no plans to evict households residing on Pulau Ubin” (Channel NewsAsia, Apr 12). No plans to...
Uncategorized11 years ago

Malaysians in Singapore start own ‘return to vote’ campaign

By Koh Jun Lin, Malaysiakini Several persons were spotted roving around the Jurong East MRT station in Singapore yesterday carrying placards urging Malaysians to return to...
Commentaries11 years ago

Country with no oil, but reserves that may never run out?

By Leong Sze Hian You are right – it’s Brunei After writing the article “Country with free healthcare, pension, no income tax, etc” (Apr 8), most of...
Commentaries11 years ago

Foreign PMETs problem highlighted in university study (2004)?

By Leong Sze Hian During my talk on “Statistics and the Marxist Conspiracy” at Function 8 on 9 April, I met Vernon who subsequently sent to...
Commentaries11 years ago

The basic right that has yet to “gain currency”

By Melissa Low So a gay couple, Kenneth Chee and Lim Meng Suan challenged S377A. They’ve been together 15 years and though they haven’t been caught...
Letters11 years ago

A response to S377A judgement

By Teddy Wee After reading the full judgment of the s377A constitutional challenge…I can only say 3 things. I am disappointed the plaintiffs didn’t argue for...

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Is COC actions justifiable?

Why repealing 377a is the Singaporean thing to do

More complaints of illegal voter registration

Trust in public institutions: Unhappy frog rather than a happy butterfly?

So many unanswered questions for Pulau Ubin eviction

Malaysians in Singapore start own ‘return to vote’ campaign

Country with no oil, but reserves that may never run out?

Foreign PMETs problem highlighted in university study (2004)?

The basic right that has yet to “gain currency”

A response to S377A judgement

Christopher Tan criticizes mrt breakdown following decade-long renewal program

Netizens question Ho Ching’s praise for Chee Hong Tat’s return from overseas trip for EWL disruption

Chee Soon Juan questions Shanmugam’s $88 million property sale amid silence from Mainstream Media

SMRT updates on restoration progress for East-West Line; Power rail completion expected today

Chee Hong Tat: SMRT to replace 30+ rail segments on damaged EWL track with no clear timeline for completion

Train services between Jurong East and Buona Vista to remain disrupted until 1 Oct due to new cracks on East-West Line

Lee Hsien Yang pays S$619,335 to Ministers Shanmugam and Balakrishnan in defamation suit to protect family home

Major breakdown on East-West Line: SMRT faces third service disruption in a month

Transport Minister: Boon Lay-Queenstown train services may not resume tomorrow; SMRT leaders apologise

Train disruption on East-West Line may last several days after faulty train damages tracks